Pronunciation: /ˈwɪɡəti wæk/
noun a slang term used to describe something as being crazy or ridiculous
A1 I heard a group of teenagers using the term 'wiggity wack' to describe something they didn't like.
A2 My little sister thinks my taste in music is wiggity wack.
B1 The fashion trends from the 80s are making a comeback, including some wiggity wack styles.
B2 The movie we watched last night had some wiggity wack special effects.
C1 Despite the criticism, the artist's new album was a wiggity wack success.
C2 The CEO's decision to cut employee benefits was seen as wiggity wack by the entire company.
formal The situation at hand is quite unconventional and seems to be wiggity wack.
informal Dude, that party was wiggity wack!
slang This homework assignment is wiggity wack, I don't understand any of it.
figurative Her dance moves were so wiggity wack, it was like she had no bones in her body.
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